Ivermectin, Cancer & Censorship: When "Horse Dewormer" becomes a "Cancer Cure"

Remember when ivermectin was all anyone could talk about during the pandemic? One moment, it was dismissed as a “horse dewormer” and relentlessly demonized. The next, it’s quietly being investigated for cancer. The hypocrisy is shameless!

I caught the video “Ivermectin and Cancers” by Dr. John Campbell, and it lays out the facts clearly: ivermectin isn’t some new miracle drug—it's a decades-old antiparasitic that suddenly got trashed when COVID hit. Yet dozens of studies now suggest it might induce cancer cell death via mechanisms like apoptosis, autophagy, and disrupting tumor pathways. Lab and animal research show real promise—in prostate, glioblastoma, breast, and pancreatic cancers.

Here are the cold, hard truths:

1. Millions have taken ivermectin safely for parasites—most notably in developing countries—yet suddenly it became toxic when COVID struck.

2. Claims of it being "horse paste" were never about public health—they were about controlling the narrative, probably to protect Big Pharma's vaccine and drug market.

3. Now that doctors are exploring its anticancer potential, it's safe and hopeful again. Convenient.

This isn’t just inconsistent—it’s corrupt.

It’s undeniable there's scientific merit in further exploring ivermectin’s potential. But that exploration—like any other medical advance—should be driven by evidence, not ideology. Yet, during the pandemic, virtually any off-brand solution was attacked faster than you could say “side effect.” Those same gatekeepers are now silent, letting expensive, experimental treatments dominate while cheap, accessible options get buried.

At the end of the day, we should be rooting for any drug that offers genuine hope for cancer patients. But we need transparency, open inquiry, and honesty. Not censorship masquerading as safety.